Knoxville, TN Stray Female Dog Found Near Millertown Pike

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Paula L.

1 month ago

Thank you for being the baby’s Hero, Bless you ❤️Please take to YoungWilliamsAnimal Shelter for safety, owners will check there, Please be careful who tries to claim, make whoever show good proof of ownership, not pics they can be altered, There are Horrible Evil people out there looking for free Bait and Cult dogs, it’s a Horrible Death 😢They even send Teenagers and Wives to claim 😢Please be careful 🙏❤️Please don’t leave the baby on his own 🙏❤️

Deborah K.

1 month ago

Set this dog free so it can go home! I guarantee you a GSD knows where it lives. ~~~ Pets who wander by should not be fed, as that promotes wandering & also delays their return home. (Unless injured or emaciated.) Walk all around the neighborhood with this dog - he/she will show you where he/she lives. Talk with neighbors, showing your flier photo. Put up readable fliers. Young Williams Animal Center has notebooks including location & info. Look through the Lost notebook & put your flier in the Found notebook. Best of luck to the dog, the owner who is sorely missing this great dog, & you.

Cali T.

1 month ago

Annette Brown there was no chip, we checked.

Alex B.

1 month ago

Cali Turner It looks very similar to him, I dont want to eliminate it! Somebody couldve changed the collar! That dog looks smaller than teddy but I wont rule it out! Ours is def a male!

Cali T.

1 month ago

Alex Bowers here are some more pics. Does this look like him? We thought it was a boy but the vet said it was a girl. Maybe they are wrong? The dog is fairly matted below, so it’s hard to tell.

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Cali T.

1 month ago

Alex Bowers I’m so sorry, I don’t think so. The collar is a much different color.

Alex B.

1 month ago

Is this my teddy? Dark green/blue collar??

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Annette B.

1 month ago

If able, try posting on the local Nextdoor app (if possible), lost .petcolove .org and watching craigslist. If you post to other groups, be sure to add the county, city and state to your posting since the posting may be shared nationally. Also, take flyers to shelters and vet offices with a photo and report the pet found. They have a board for both lost and found pets. Remember, not everyone is on Social Media. (IF able, try taking to a vet to check for a microchip too. Ask for proof of ownership by either vet records or a picture from the phone.)

Ginny B.

1 month ago

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Patricia L.

1 month ago

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